Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

(Which way are you co.ngf To the
club That's right, so am |: come along
and the unconscious rivals walked slowly
side by side down Fall Mall. IInsclrig
told of his accession Of fortune, then added,
with n conscious laugh:
Fac, is I'm tired Of single hleSsedneSs,
and am going to try matrimony for .
change"
CONGRATULATE You most heartily, my
dear fellow" Lord LsCarrnl's own hap
piness rendered him very sympathetic.
DO know the ladyH'
II dare say You do: for she goes out "A
lot. and though her people are not exactly
all one could wish, Dora herself is II dar-
ling
30, called Dora, is She quoted his
friend, amused nj the coincidence. Pretty
name, Dora; my favorite, think. Have
YOU known her long, or is II u recent
affair."
I've known her two or three years, hR
money stood in the way at the time, 81 l
went to India to wait for better days.
c'Knew there was a woman AT the bottom
of that sudden rush To the s,fuy, mental!
calculated his lurdShiN But when my
uncle left me ClevelCigh, | cane haCE
sharp Her people cont Know yet, for her
father wants her To marry II man called
Lorimcr.'
Called what" exclaimed Lord Lis
carroll
"I0rimer DO you kn' " hir,,'
Know him echoed the either. ITO
be sure do: a west COT Ltryman.
YES, that's the fcl!o-C. An awful cub,
believe; but lots of Toney. and no end
of place in the west; So old Car
michael'--
Here, say. hold on bit, I'm getting
mixed What 5 the young ladys namcr
Surely not Dora tarmichaelF'
ITO be sure it is. Do you know her.
them"
II should think so. But look here, are
you sTire there is no mistake
Il say. I.iscarrol, its rather early in
the day to he like this remarked liasel-
rig. astonished at his companions excite
ment. Hang it, man, jokes Joke,
but 10 be like this at this time Of day is
rather -
NO I'm not drunk Haselrig. nor mad
either, though You are enough to drive me
SO, What do you mean about Miss Car
michacl:'
Why. she's the girl I'm engaged to- to
so saying he rapidly unfastened locket
from his watch, and held it ont open to
his companion.
There was no mistake; it decidedly was
Dora Carmichael's likeness. BY this time
luckily for both, they had reached their
club, and they turned into the waiting
room, which at that time of the day was
vacant.
"Yes. it is Dora, certainly said Lord
Liscarrol slowly. "Confound her!'
Lord LisCarrol!'
90 don't 60 into hcroics. man, Look
here" and in moment be produced a
daintily embroidered letter case from his
breast pocket, and, taking out photo
graph and several letters, flung them
down before the aStonished soldier.
Look at that! Read those
Haselrig picked them up S.nCerly. One
look was enough. The photograph he
knew only too well, he had the duplicate
of it: and if the letters at this moment
lying on his breast were not exactly and
literally the same. the signature, Your
own lovin2, Dora" was identical in both.
But what does it mean he asked
stupefied.
Mean" laughed I.iscarrol. bitterly;
lies, to lie sure. How long have you
been engaged. liasclriG;'
since before | went to India"
And | since EaSter;;" and the two
men stood looking blankly at each other.
That afternoon, having received the
message Lord LiScarrol left with the but
Ter, Miss Carmichael waited iInpatiently
for the young man. About ) O'Clock a
small parcel brought by n commissionnaire
was given To her, and on opening it there
dropped out a lOCket. two packets Of let
'ers ard several photographs, together
with a slip of paper, on which was writ
ten:
Returned with thanks-Iiscarrol,
BERTHE HaselriC
There was no mistaking the signatures
She had had a stormy scene with Lori
mer, who had entirely refused TO take his
congo quietly, and had forced her to listen
to some uncommonly plain speaking be
fore leaving, and she was thoroughly tired
out When her maid. hearing heavy
fall. rushed into her room, She found her
mistress on the floor, insensible. Luck. "
Tor Miss Carmichael, it WAS SutNarutly
near the end Of the se.rsS9n to make her
sudden departure from town less Of
uine dHys' wonder than might otherwise
have been the case.
Long before she resumed her place in
London society Capt. IlaSelrig had re-
turned to India, aud Lord Lscarroi had
found a wife both richer and prettier than
Dora Carmicha:l-LonaonW World
Mrs. Cleveland.
We've heard all that's wholesome
About the beauty of Miss Folsom:
Now. we suppose you know
She came from Buffalo.
Where every handsome girl
Uses Chaplin's Liquid Pearl.
Pimplc>. tan and freckles twill quickly
finish
Ever crows feet very much diminish -
Also praised by Lotta. Patti and leaders
of the stage
As the most marvellous beautifer of the
age.
James Summers and wife, living near
Memphis. Ind. were struck by lightning
and instantly ki!ledtMonday morning.